The Blacksmith

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1978

28 minutes

Summary

In this Roy Spence film, created for the Ulster Folk Museum, Joe O’Neill shows a range of blacksmithing skills and techniques using tools and methods that have not changed in centuries. These include heat welding, scarfing, scrolling, curling and bending. All completed in a traditional simple forge. The original version of the film included an audio track explaining the history, tools and techniques of a blacksmith, however even as a silent film, the powerful visuals of this timeless skill remains evident.

Roy Spence

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Top Billed Cast

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StatusReleased: 47 years ago
January 1, 1978

LanguageUnknown

Spoken LanguagesUnknown

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